You need work permit for working in India and that is not easy unless you have a employer willing to do the paperwork for you. India is a leading country for ITES so what special qualification / experience you have and you should plan business activity by joining hand with a local partner.

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Hi Andrew I believe I can be of help to you. I am associated with a company which facilitates student exchange programs & we help candidates from various countries to secure a6-11month internship in India.YOu can chk our website: www.edulab.in/ india

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Thank you for the replies. I should point out that I'm not a student and am a mature person of 60 years looking to relocate to India. I have in the past been offered the possibility of work as the manager of a guest house in a couple of Indian towns. Would this sort of work enable me to get an extended work/residence visa? As I mentioned though, I have a wide range of skills having worked for many years in the educational sector as an IT manager/consultant, but also have skills in customer service and many other disciplines. I shall reach retirement age in the UK in about 5 or 6 years, so would also have a retirement pension at that age.

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hi please be in touch with me at mscreations7@gmail.com, will discuss and from thier we can take forward.

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